Ryoichi Hiraoka Blog

Category: 10)Gunma

  • Joshin’etsukogen National Park

    Joshin’etsukogen National Park is called “Joshin’etsukogen Kokuritsu Kouen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Ministry of the Environment

  • Mt. Asama

    Mt. Asama is called “Asama Yama” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Komoro Tourism Bureau (Japanese Only)

  • Mt. Myogi

    Mt. Myogi is called “Myogi San” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link SILKOOL Tomioka (Japanese Only)

  • Tsutsujigaoka Park

    Tsutsujigaoka Park is called “Tsutsujigaoka Kouen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link TSUTSUJIGAOKA PARK (Japanese Only) Visit Gunma

  • Onioshidashien Park

    Onioshidashien Park is called “Onioshidashien” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Gunma-dc (Japanese Only)

  • Manza Hot Spring

    Manza Hot Spring is called “Manza Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Manza Onsen tourist association (Japanese Only)

  • Takaragawa Hot Spring

    Takaragawa Hot Spring is called “Takaragawa Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Visit Gunma

  • Tomioka Silk Mill

    Tomioka Silk Mill is one of the World Heritage Sites. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Tomioka Silk Mill

  • Tanashitafudotaki Falls

    Tanashitafudotaki Falls is called “Tanashitafudotaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Shibukawa City (Japanese Only)

  • Ikaho Hot Spring

    Ikaho Hot Spring is called “Ikaho Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Shibukawa Ikaho Onsen Tourism Association